Sally Marx is a graduate of the now sadly defunct Whitireia Creative Writing course, and a member of Waikato Writers. She lives amongst a large garden, grows food, talks to her chickens, reads, bikes, walks and plays the ukulele. She is trying flash fiction as a way of luring herself back to the blank page.
Carrie Burley is a content writer by day for a London-based tech company but by night she lets her pen wander where it...
Michael Moreth is a recovering Chicagoan living in the rural micropolitan city of Sterling, the Paris of Northwest...
S J Mannion is Bean na hEireann/proud Irish woman, and tauiwi/citizen of Aotearoa/New Zealand. Published variously and...
Carrie Burley is a content writer by day for a London-based tech company but by night she lets her pen wander where it...
Michael Moreth is a recovering Chicagoan living in the rural micropolitan city of Sterling, the Paris of Northwest...
S J Mannion is Bean na hEireann/proud Irish woman, and tauiwi/citizen of Aotearoa/New Zealand. Published variously and...
Jeff Friedman’s tenth book of prose poetry and microfiction, Ashes in Paradise, was recently published by Madhat...